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Teachers who attended the NiE teacher workshop held in SMK Taman Majidi 2, Johor Baru, gather for a group pose. Also present were Magnum Johor state manager Alan Lim, Muhammad Hilmi (seated, second and third from left, respectively) and Shyamala (standing, fourth from left).

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HAD The Star’s Newspaper-in-Education (Star-NiE) programme taken on a persona in a recent workshop for teachers, she would have been the envy of many.

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